A Practical Guide to Sorcery - Chapter 23: A Busy Schedule

An edict bestowed marriage.

A noble daughter with three strikes: no talent, no looks, no virtue.

A trash wangye – disfigured, disabled, seriously ill.

Everyone says: Perfect match!

Bridal veil down–she wore a shallow smile. Leisurely and calm. Having experienced life and death, she only wanted to lead a quiet life.

Going up to the wedding hall–he had a slight smile on his face; a heart as cold as ice. He suffered all kinds of humiliation, but there will be a day when he will stand above all beneath the heavens.

–He is my husband. To bully him is to bully me. To insult him is to insult me. To hurt him is to hurt me. If someone were to hurt me, I would have to get to rid of them!

–Benwang doesn’t believe in supernatural beings and doesn’t seek heaven. If she were to die, benwang would turn this entire world into purgatory and sacrifice this whole country to her!

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You never know the value of something until you lose it?For Brooke that couldn't have been more farther from the truth!After being cheated by her husband and younger sister, Brooke's miserable life of abuse takes a complete turn for the better when she finally signs the divorce papers!But things are only just getting better!What's this?She's been made joint heir to a multi-billion dollar company?!She's bought her stepfather's puny agency?!She's now the richest woman in the country?!And as an added bonus, her contract marriage husband is handsome and dotes on her every second of the day!Hold your horses, buckle your seats and witness one of the greatest, husband spoiling wife stories you'll ever see!With satisfying face slaps lurking at every corner!

“Legend had it that in the deepest part of the oldest galaxy, there was a door as red as blood and fire.

Legends and myths, darkness and light, countless stories passed through this old door.

The Door of Constellation that overlooked everything would warn the sky and earth, sending darkness back to where it belonged.”